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Is it just me or does it not make the BLINDEST bit of difference when you set Flash alignment while exporting to HTML?
The damn Flash work seems to align top/left no matter WHAT I set the alignment to.
The damn Flash work seems to align top/left no matter WHAT I set the alignment to.
Gar-J wrote:
> If you use Flash 5 (dot) syntax while programming in
> Flash, does it convert it into Flash 4-friendly code for
> the player?
Try to export as Flash 4, if there is anything Flash 5 specific that won't work in a Flash 4 player, it should pop up an alert with all the bits that are Flash 5 only.
> If you use Flash 5 (dot) syntax while programming in
> Flash, does it convert it into Flash 4-friendly code for
> the player?
Try to export as Flash 4, if there is anything Flash 5 specific that won't work in a Flash 4 player, it should pop up an alert with all the bits that are Flash 5 only.
Hockey Shooter wrote:
Yep -
> daft innit?! You have to place the movie yourself. Once you've made the HTML
> tags once, switch the Publish settings to just Flash and you won't overwrite any
> changes you've made to the HTML file. I bung my Flash code block into a
> centrally aligned table.
Chris.
Yea man - I've done that a few times but just wondered if there was a way to make Flash do it for me. Lazy see?
As the alignment tool seems to do b-ugger (can you believe it wouldn't let me use that word?) all though, looks like I'll have to do it manually. :o/
Yep -
> daft innit?! You have to place the movie yourself. Once you've made the HTML
> tags once, switch the Publish settings to just Flash and you won't overwrite any
> changes you've made to the HTML file. I bung my Flash code block into a
> centrally aligned table.
Chris.
Yea man - I've done that a few times but just wondered if there was a way to make Flash do it for me. Lazy see?
As the alignment tool seems to do b-ugger (can you believe it wouldn't let me use that word?) all though, looks like I'll have to do it manually. :o/
Gar-J wrote:
> Is it just me or does it not make the BLINDEST bit of
> difference when you set Flash alignment while exporting
> to HTML?
Yep - daft innit?! You have to place the movie yourself. Once you've made the HTML tags once, switch the Publish settings to just Flash and you won't overwrite any changes you've made to the HTML file. I bung my Flash code block into a centrally aligned table.
Chris.
> Is it just me or does it not make the BLINDEST bit of
> difference when you set Flash alignment while exporting
> to HTML?
Yep - daft innit?! You have to place the movie yourself. Once you've made the HTML tags once, switch the Publish settings to just Flash and you won't overwrite any changes you've made to the HTML file. I bung my Flash code block into a centrally aligned table.
Chris.
A fair point, but I have used a few Flash 5 specific features in most of the work. :o/
I'll consider that in future - good tip.
If you use Flash 5 (dot) syntax while programming in Flash, does it convert it into Flash 4-friendly code for the player? Because even where I haven't used Flash 5 specific things, I've only used Flash 5 syntax.
I'll consider that in future - good tip.
If you use Flash 5 (dot) syntax while programming in Flash, does it convert it into Flash 4-friendly code for the player? Because even where I haven't used Flash 5 specific things, I've only used Flash 5 syntax.
Is it just me or does it not make the BLINDEST bit of difference when you set Flash alignment while exporting to HTML?
The damn Flash work seems to align top/left no matter WHAT I set the alignment to.
The damn Flash work seems to align top/left no matter WHAT I set the alignment to.